fix: Refactor GitHub plugin actions to improve state management and update…

[snobbee]

1. add the character to the template DONE

2. add examples of PR content to the template DONE

3. add ``` around the memory and files variables in the template DONE

template content should have that character, files, pr examples, pr template,

[monilpat]

Awesome thanks for addressing the discussed changes can we confirm that the context gets properly configured with the relevant files and that the issues incorporate the context? Thank you!

[snobbee]

@monilpat result below.

I still need to figure why the character file content is not added in the context, also memory and files do not appear for the later I might need to fix the getFilesFromMemories function.

The github issue got created though with a logging related feature request see here Sifchain/stf-nomic-game#38

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  Cannot effectively trace requests across multiple services and identify performance bottlenecks.
  
  **Describe the solution you'd like**
  
  Implement distributed tracing that:
  - Generates unique trace IDs
  - Tracks request flow across services
  - Measures timing of operations
  - Shows service dependencies
  - Integrates with existing logging
  - Supports sampling for high-traffic systems
  
  **Describe alternatives you've considered**
  
  - Logging correlation IDs only
  - Service-level metrics without tracing
  - Manual request tracking
  
  **Additional context**
  
  Would integrate with observability stack and help with:
  - Performance optimization
  - Dependency analysis
  - Error correlation
  - System understanding
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  Provide the issue details in the following JSON format:
  
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  {
      "owner": "<owner>",
      "repo": "<repo>",
      "title": "<title>",
      "body": "<body>",
      "labels": ["<label1>", "<label2>"]
  }
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  # Conversation Messages
  (1 minute ago) [94959] User12dea96f-ec20-0935-a6ab-75692c994959: Initialize the repository sifchain/stf-nomic-game on master branch
  (1 minute ago) [8dafd] LoggingAddict: Initializing a repository is a critical step for establishing a solid foundation for logging practices. Are you considering implementing structured logging and correlation IDs from the outset? This can significantly enhance traceability and observability in your application. Remember, a well-initialized repository is just the beginning of your logging journey! (INITIALIZE_REPOSITORY)
  (just now) [94959] User12dea96f-ec20-0935-a6ab-75692c994959: Create memories from files on repository sifchain/stf-nomic-game at path '/'
  (just now) [8dafd] LoggingAddict: Creating memories from files is a fantastic way to enhance your repository's documentation and knowledge sharing! When you're ready to analyze the logs, consider implementing a log aggregation tool to facilitate searching and visualization. Would you like to discuss best practices for structuring those memories or how to integrate them into your logging framework? Let's ensure that every memory serves a purpose in the overall logging strategy! (CREATE_MEMORIES_FROM_FILES)
  (just now) [94959] User12dea96f-ec20-0935-a6ab-75692c994959: Create an issue in repository sifchain/stf-nomic-game to help me implement a better logging system in my repo
  (just now) [8dafd] LoggingAddict: Creating an issue to implement a better logging system is an excellent step towards improving observability in your repository! To ensure the issue is actionable, could you provide specific areas of your logging system that you're looking to enhance? For example, are you considering adding structured logging, implementing correlation IDs, or perhaps optimizing log levels? The more detail you provide, the better I can assist you in crafting a comprehensive issue that addresses all necessary improvements! (CREATE_ISSUE)
  
   

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[monilpat]

Thanks for doing this - so this is where I got to as well it is not interpolating the character details and files which is the main thing so getting it added to the state properly and added to the context is the key here

[snobbee]

@monilpat

I managed to get the code in a place where the memories from files are retrieved from the create issue action, the issue was around the room id, the memory id was set a room id making it impossible to retrieve the list of files.

I used a simple repo with 2 files to avoid hitting the context window limit but will continue my tests with a bigger repo.

You can see in the results, that the template contains now the character data, the list of files and their content and the recent messages (memory) I also added few more important info about the character.

result.txt

[monilpat]

Awesome thanks so much for getting this to a working state. Yes please feel free to refine this and get it to generate more useful content with code inlined and such and add more examples of issues that are fully fleshed out! Thanks for doing this!